Following a decent midweek showing against Easthouses Lily, hopes were high that Hawick Royal Albert could perhaps be getting back on track. With a much changed line up the Royalists, however, hit the buffers. For as the scoreline suggests, Newtongrange Star were the only side to shine at Albert Park on Saturday....
More than 200 runners took their marks for the Teviotdale Harriers 10k, 5k and fun run on Sunday....
Hawick U-18s finished their pre-season games with a hard-fought 36-35 win against a strong Dunfermline side at McKane Park. ...
Ebor victor Nakeeta aims to earn a place in the history books as he bids for a second successive title in Britain’s richest Flat handicap at York on Saturday for Teri trainer Iain Jardine....
Hawick new boy Frankie Robson has returned to Scotland after spells in New Zealand and Sheffield – and is looking forward to hitting the ground running in the Tennent’s Premiership with the Greens....
Hawick-raised rugby player Lisa Thomson turns 21 early next month – and she cannot wait to continue her exciting sporting journey at a new club this season. Recently centre Thomson – along with fellow Hawick girl Lana Skeldon – was named as one of eight contracted female players by Scottish Rugby....
Hawick head coach George Graham is looking to do some fine tuning to his side and wants the players to gain more momentum ahead of the competitive campaign in this weekend’s final pre-season friendly with Currie Chieftains. On Saturday, September 1, the real action begins with a mouth- watering clash against reigning champions Melrose in...
Throughout the open athletic season Hawick Sprint Club’s James Parker had been making his mark through some impressive running. Apart from notching up a win in the 100 metres invitation handicap at Hawick Games, Parker, however, had not triumphed in a major sprint event....
Waverley danced into the second round of the Border Cup with an eightsome reel at Wilton Lodge Park on Saturday. Hat-tricks from Dean McColm and Jordan Yardley as well as strikes from Taylor Hope and Grant Gass earned Waverley a win. Langholm came close to scoring in the opening exchanges when Ally Little fired narrowly...
More than 300 cyclists descended on Mansfield Park early on Sunday morning for the annual Ken Laidlaw Sportive. The event celebrates the achievements of Hawick legend, Ken, the first Scot to complete the Tour de France. ...
The Scottish Borders Battalion of the Boys’ Brigade returned to St Anne’s for this year’s annual summer camp, arriving on Saturday, August 11 at 2pm to find the advance party had erected the large marquee, the main social, eating and gathering place for the week. There was still more to do to get the camp...
Hawick new boy Ally Grieve is looking forward to helping the Greens this season and is excited ahead of the Tennent’s Premiership opener against his former club Melrose at Mansfield Park next month....
With Darlington Mowden Park being well coached by former Hawick man Garry Law and further down the line in terms of pre-season training, it was always going to be a tough test for new Greens skipper Shawn Muir....
Four Hawick players have just returned home from the SRU’s Schools of Rugby Under-16 tour to Nagasaki....
Morebattle Games brought an end to the Border Games circuit season. And what an end it turned out to be for Hawick as Teri peds shone on the Tofts running track in gaining wins as well as placings. It was indeed a fitting climax to a term in which runners have made a big impact...
Waverley made it two wins from two with victory over Jed Legion on Wednesday. Jaimie Richardson and Dean McColm were both on target in a 2-1 win. Hawick United, however, suffered a 3-0 defeat at Langholm Legion....